Kingsbridge Caravan Park (Beaumaris)
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Park DescriptionSet near the quaint town of Beaumaris, Kingsbridge Caravan Park can be found on the Isle of Anglesey in North Wales. The park embraces dramatic views and peaceful farmland among stunning coastline. Situated amongst 14 acres, the park ensures it meets the high standards expected by guests by maintaining the natural landscape of the park. Being surrounded by farmland, road noise is at a minimum, which aids in providing a tranquil environment, perfect for those who come away to relax and get away from it all.
At Kingsbridge Caravan Park, there is a very clear eco-friendly environment, and the park strives to minimise their carbon footprint and effect on the environment. Keeping the lighting at a minimum, results in dark skies at night, perfect to witness some glorious stargazing – weather permitting!
Kingsbridge Caravan Park is in the perfect location for those who want to explore Anglesey and the rest of North Wales from the medieval town of Conwy to the spectacular Snowdonia National Park. With close proximity to Beaumaris, any amenities you may be after are nearby the park, from shops, restaurants and pubs, Beaumaris has it all.
Overview & Park TypePark type: Quiet & peaceful / Family friendly / Close to beaches / In the countryside / Close to amenities
1/2 mile to beach
2 miles to amenities
Pitches: 29
Connection fee: £1,500.00
Annual fee: £3,600.00
Season length: 8 months
Notes: Connection fee includes vat
Pets: allowed
Sublet: not allowed
Facilities- Pets allowed
- Play area
- Launderette
- Internet / WiFi
- Disabled facilities
- WIFI via hotspot
- Shop approx 1 mile away
- Dolg walks 1 mile from park
- Restaurant 2 miles from park
- Bowling green 1 mile away
- Takeaway 2 miles from park
- Coastal walks nearby
Local AreaAnglesey, also known by its Welsh name of Ynys Môn is an island off the North Wales coast, connected to the mainland by two bridges. The coastline of Anglesey varies from rocky coves with lighthouse, to many miles of unspoilt sandy beaches.
There are a good number of holiday parks on Anglesey, perfect for exploring the island on foot, by bike or car; for swimming, fishing, sailing and canoeing or just relaxing on the beach. Day trips to Ireland by fast ferry from Holyhead opens up yet more variety. Anglesey really is the perfect venue for family holidays that will be remembered for years to come.
Main towns include Holyhead, Beaumaris, Llangefni, Moelfre, Rhosneigr, Treaddur Bay and Benllech.
Anglesey is easily reached from Merseyside, Manchester and the north west with dual carriageway all the way from the M56.